Isn’t it kind of killing the fun if we try too hard to control our emotions?

[Russlenat]

Here’s the thing. some people give advice that to truly enjoy gambling, we need to manage our emotions. But how do we actually do that?

I mean, if you're winning and feeling happy, and then you try to hold back that joy, doesn’t that take away part of the fun? If we don’t hold back and end up as winners, then that’s when we feel real happiness.

Now let’s flip it. Since we allow ourselves to enjoy the wins emotionally, then maybe we should also face the losses the same way.

We gamble based on how we feel, and sometimes that emotional ride helps us accept the losses too.
It’s okay to feel happiness and sadness when gambling, we’re only human, and that’s perfectly normal.

[Lanatsa]

Here’s the thing. some people give advice that to truly enjoy gambling, we need to manage our emotions. But how do we actually do that?

I mean, if you're winning and feeling happy, and then you try to hold back that joy, doesn’t that take away part of the fun? If we don’t hold back and end up as winners, then that’s when we feel real happiness.

Now let’s flip it. Since we allow ourselves to enjoy the wins emotionally, then maybe we should also face the losses the same way.

We gamble based on how we feel, and sometimes that emotional ride helps us accept the losses too.
It’s okay to feel happiness and sadness when gambling, we’re only human, and that’s perfectly normal.

There's no issue into this one because if we do try to deal up with the real essence of doing gambling then it should be just that for fun but losing money is never been fun and thats normal on which just like been said that we are just humans and we do hate or doesnt like on losing money on which means that on the time that we are on such condition then we will definitely be having that normal reaction. The main issue on here is that whenever someone do feel out that disappointment then this will trigger out that impulsiveness on which it will be that resulting for you to bet or make rolls even more and since you do know that you do still have the money that you do have into your pocket or account then you would definitely be trying out to play even more or as long you do have the money. There are those who do able to control up their emotions but there are that those who cant be able to have that control and moderation on which it will be resulting out into those bad conditions because of such manner.

You are definitely killing the fun completely at the time that you had already put up into your mind about revenge betting or trying out to chase up those loses or simply you cant just that accept that you have lost up that much. When you are that fixating yourself on thinking about this manner then your emotions and mindset will be that entirely be different in compared into those people who are that playing just for fun and despite of the loses on which they do easily made out some recovery or be able to forget it out easily. The key on here on not to make gambling to mess up your life with is that you should be that having that good control when it comes into your finances and completely stop on the time that you have lost all the budget you do have on that particular time or gambling session.

[Ruttoshi]

Self control is very important in whatever we are doing no matter the kind of excitement or joy that we feel. If you want to keep on enjoying that happiness and joy from your wins, might later end up in a sad mood, because there's no guarantee that as per se you are winning currently, you will win the next game or keep on with your winning streak.

Bankroll management is what really matters especially, if you're the type of gambler that doesn't have a gambling budget. Your suggestion will only lead one to become an addicted gambler.

[AprilioMP]

I mean, if you're winning and feeling happy, and then you try to hold back that joy, doesn’t that take away part of the fun? If we don’t hold back and end up as winners, then that’s when we feel real happiness.

Now let’s flip it. Since we allow ourselves to enjoy the wins emotionally, then maybe we should also face the losses the same way.

When we win and happiness comes that makes our minds happy, please continue and celebrate the victory in our own way, not holding back that joy because our goal has been achieved at that time.
Not to continue playing as long as the winnings are still a lot and that's the wrong way to enjoy gambling.
The logic is like this, our goal is to play for fun. Losing and winning when the time comes, then we will stop. If losing is a certainty and winning is a bonus, then when we win, yes, celebrate.

[Ziskinberg]

No matter what you think, self-control is still necessary because that’s what helps minimize the risk.

Sure, you might get lucky and win big one day, but when you decide to stop and call it a day, isn’t that already self-control?
Sometimes we mess up and don’t follow our plan and that’s exactly what “lack of self-control” means, or as most people call it, “lack of discipline.”

That’s just how gambling is. It’s fun, yes, but it’s also high risk. And the only real way to manage that risk is to control yourself.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

To have control over our emotions in gambling means the ability to control how we respond to losses and winnings. Your idea about this is not what I think it is, if you control your emotions in gambling, it doesn't limit the fun but rather makes the gambler a responsible gambler. For example, if you don't control your emotions while gambling, you could be tempted to continue chasing your losses until you completely lose everything and when you are winning too, if you don't control your emotions, you could allow greed to take control of you and you might end up losing those money you already won.

[Agbamoni]

You speak more of the advantages of allowing your emotions take control when we are gambling. Now let us look at the other side of view (disadvantages).
 
Emotions can cause anxiety which many people have been victim of it. After a loss many gamblers go into a state of desperation because they want to chase the loss, and yeah, we know cashing losses are not good because it gives the gambler the hope of recouping their money while they unintentionally see greater losses.

Another disadvantage is overthinking, impulsive decision making; ignorance to setting stop limit and making analysis due to over confidence, and the last one i will talk about is limiting the fact that gambling is meant for entertainment. If we allow our emotions take over, we might enjoy the fun of gambling rather it will be fool of emotional stress and anxiety.

[Pandu Geddon]

I mean, if you're winning and feeling happy, and then you try to hold back that joy, doesn’t that take away part of the fun? If we don’t hold back and end up as winners, then that’s when we feel real happiness.

Actually, when you have successfully controlled your emotions in gambling, then what happens is that you will automatically provide restrictions through habits that you have done routinely to control your emotions.
I mean, when you feel happy when you win a bet, you will automatically not be disappointed when you are quite satisfied with the results. So you don't need to continue the game without disappointment because it is contrary to the satisfaction you get from the game.

I'm sure our feelings of losing pleasure when we control our emotions in gambling must be experienced, but that's at the beginning when a gambler tries to control his emotions. But when you get used to it, then everything will be fine in a winning or losing situation.

[qwertyup23]

Here’s the thing. some people give advice that to truly enjoy gambling, we need to manage our emotions. But how do we actually do that?

I mean, if you're winning and feeling happy, and then you try to hold back that joy, doesn’t that take away part of the fun? If we don’t hold back and end up as winners, then that’s when we feel real happiness.

That's the problem- you feel happy because you just won your gambling game. But if you happen to lose, then everything would be upside down- you'd be suffering instead of just celebrating the winnings you just won.

Again, gambling is all about luck. The more you play, the more chances that you could either win or lose depending on the situation. That is why it is HEAVILY recommended that if you already won, set-aside a portion of that money for your personal expenses and use the remaining to re-gamble.

Now let’s flip it. Since we allow ourselves to enjoy the wins emotionally, then maybe we should also face the losses the same way.

We gamble based on how we feel, and sometimes that emotional ride helps us accept the losses too.
It’s okay to feel happiness and sadness when gambling, we’re only human, and that’s perfectly normal.

Here, I agree with your statement.

Like what I mentioned above, gambling is all about luck. Perhaps this is one of those instances where nothing is absolutely certain- things can go either way depending on the luck of a person.

[dimonstration]

Here’s the thing. some people give advice that to truly enjoy gambling, we need to manage our emotions. But how do we actually do that?

It’s the typical generic advice of users that doesn’t have long exposure on gambling.They think it’s easy to control emotion while gambling without experiencing it by themselves.

It’s hard or almost impossible to control emotion when gambling already because there’s risk involved and money at stake on every bet.

Bankroll management is always the key on how you can avoid disaster if you can’t handle your emotion.

[danherbias07]

Enjoy the winnings. I promise, it will be one heck of a good ride.

Just recently, I won a 23k multiplier from a game of the slot provider named No Limit City. I was shocked when it happened, and I even woke up my wife just to tell her the good news, even though she had work the next morning. She was so happy, and we enjoyed the money after her work. When it comes to winning, it's good to feel happy about it. Enjoy it. Have a good meal using the money and just be a winner.

I think the control should only be for the losses. If we are still going to deposit to lose more, or should we call it a day and give up? It's up to us. But when it comes to our profits, we should always have a chance to celebrate.

[Luzin]

Here’s the thing. some people give advice that to truly enjoy gambling, we need to manage our emotions. But how do we actually do that?

I mean, if you're winning and feeling happy, and then you try to hold back that joy, doesn’t that take away part of the fun? If we don’t hold back and end up as winners, then that’s when we feel real happiness.

Emotions are very important.
Maybe the meaning I understand is that we can control ourselves when we are winners and losers.  When you win, be happy, but don't be greedy. When you lose, don't regret it and be very sad. The point is how the result is, you must be able to control all emotions that can harm you.  You are not forbidden to be happy, but you are expected to remain vigilant and have control over any decisions that come from the emotions that arise from the results of gambling. IMO

[rachael9385]

Here’s the thing. some people give advice that to truly enjoy gambling, we need to manage our emotions. But how do we actually do that?

I mean, if you're winning and feeling happy, and then you try to hold back that joy, doesn’t that take away part of the fun? If we don’t hold back and end up as winners, then that’s when we feel real happiness.

Now let’s flip it. Since we allow ourselves to enjoy the wins emotionally, then maybe we should also face the losses the same way.

We gamble based on how we feel, and sometimes that emotional ride helps us accept the losses too.
It’s okay to feel happiness and sadness when gambling, we’re only human, and that’s perfectly normal.

Actually your emotions is what is killing the fun in gambling, putting them away would make it better. What Spikes up people's emotions first of all is when they don't stake reasonably, gambling with an amount of money that you are not comfortable with losing can make you anxious and under duress. If you gamble with a small amount the tension isn't always there because you know that if you lose that amount it wouldn't affect you. Your emotions are fun killers.

[Su-asa]

Here’s the thing. some people give advice that to truly enjoy gambling, we need to manage our emotions. But how do we actually do that?

I mean, if you're winning and feeling happy, and then you try to hold back that joy, doesn’t that take away part of the fun? If we don’t hold back and end up as winners, then that’s when we feel real happiness.

Now let’s flip it. Since we allow ourselves to enjoy the wins emotionally, then maybe we should also face the losses the same way.

We gamble based on how we feel, and sometimes that emotional ride helps us accept the losses too.
It’s okay to feel happiness and sadness when gambling, we’re only human, and that’s perfectly normal.

The real trouble comes when we can't control our emotions. As a gambler that is just after the fun and entertainment part of it feeling emotions can disrupt and stop you from enjoying the game, the whole purpose of it is to help you relieve stress and anxiety not adding more to it. Controlling your emotions doesn't kill the fun but it actually helps you put yourself in check so you don't make careless mistakes.

[coin-investor]

Here’s the thing. some people advise that to truly enjoy gambling, we need to manage our emotions. But how do we actually do that?

The true meaning is not to dwell on those feelings; it's ok to feel angry or depressed, but you need to move on fast or forget all the bad feelings once you log off.

I mean, if you're winning and feeling happy, and then you try to hold back that joy, doesn’t that take away part of the fun? If we don’t hold back and end up as winners, then that’s when we feel real happiness.

We are not playing to suppress our feelings. Many gamblers are emotional or too excited while playing, but once they get out of the gambling platform, they leave all the stress and anger and only retain the excitement.
This is the reason why people are attached to gambling; they feel all the emotions, and they feel alive feeling all of these.

[2Pizza410000BTC]

Here’s the thing. some people give advice that to truly enjoy gambling, we need to manage our emotions. But how do we actually do that?

I mean, if you're winning and feeling happy, and then you try to hold back that joy, doesn’t that take away part of the fun? If we don’t hold back and end up as winners, then that’s when we feel real happiness.

Now let’s flip it. Since we allow ourselves to enjoy the wins emotionally, then maybe we should also face the losses the same way.

We gamble based on how we feel, and sometimes that emotional ride helps us accept the losses too.
It’s okay to feel happiness and sadness when gambling, we’re only human, and that’s perfectly normal.

Gambling should have passion, it is not possible to gamble without passion. If we do not have any passion for gambling, then we will not be able to participate in gambling at all. However, we always try to advise that excessive passion should be controlled because excessive passion leads people to destruction. However, to control excessive passion, gambling should be accepted as entertainment and a person should set a specific budget of income.

[YOSHIE]

We gamble based on how we feel, and sometimes that emotional ride helps us accept the losses too.
It’s okay to feel happiness and sadness when gambling, we’re only human, and that’s perfectly normal.

That's how humans will never be satisfied with what they get, as well as the victory of gambling we have ambition and greedy nature, so that emotional peaks and loss of control, forgetting that we are in the game to win the even more at the end of the story of the defeatGet.

If we think gambling is a game, not restoring losses, maybe we can control excessive emotions, so we can feel happiness with the results of victory without having to try to pursue that is not certain like looking for other games and risking large amounts of money.

[Awaklara]

I mean, if you're winning and feeling happy, and then you try to hold back that joy, doesn’t that take away part of the fun? If we don’t hold back and end up as winners, then that’s when we feel real happiness.

How can gamblers hold back their excitement when they win? Emotional control is intended for gamblers not to be greedy when they win, as well as not to chase losses when they are in a losing situation. Emotional control will help gamblers to stay calm in winning or losing situations. In other words, gamblers can enjoy the victory they get, and if they lose, gamblers are not too down and frustrated with the results of their defeat because the defeat they get does not exceed their capabilities.

[uneng]

I mean, if you're winning and feeling happy, and then you try to hold back that joy, doesn’t that take away part of the fun? If we don’t hold back and end up as winners, then that’s when we feel real happiness.

But you don't have to hold back that joy. To manage your emotions isn't about not feeling happy. It's just about controlling your instincts, so you don't gamble based on your emotions, what is always dangerous, since the gambler feels encouraged to chase losses and to gamble beyond his financial limits.

The objective here is to feel satisfacted while gambling, without losing your mind and reasoning along the gambling session. If you are able to do that, it's great, and it means you are a functional gambler. On the other hand, if you are unable to do that, then I fear you should retreat from gambling for a while and rethink what you are doing with your money and how healthy the emotional sphere of your life is.

[yahoo62278]

Get mad as fuck at whatever game you're playing and rage bet til your broke seems like a sound strategy right? Controlling yourself from going crazy is what controlling your emotions is all about. You can be happy or sad, but the moment you get angry and start betting out of control you're really pushing your luck and probably going to end up going bad.